> > Strange. I would expect that you get the exception as soon as you call > > the WebdavResource constructor. Can you post the stack trace and > > possibly a trace of the network traffic? > > Ok, now I found out, that only the constructor of the WebdavFile was NOT > throwing the Exception at once. The WebdavResource is throwing right away > in the constructor. > > I downloaded the source of the command-line-client. I exactly have the > same calls and the same syntax. Still it doesn't work. But I have a doubt, > that the webdav api is not the point. When trying the command line client, > my local firewall asked my if I want to allow the programm java.exe to > access the internet (firewall doesn't seem to know that localhost is not > the internet) but when I do the same in my servlet, the firewall does not > ask.
If the firewall is the problem try to use 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost. Sometimes that makes a difference. > > So I think the connection is not even tried. Can it be that tomcat blocks > the URL connection? It might be some security stuff, so that webapps can > not make nasty things. How and where can I tell tomcat, what my webapp is > allowed to do, and what not? > > Thanks for your help (again and still) > Frank --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
